Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Talk Liu Bei into Calling Me Dad

"I'm the grandson of Emperor Xiaowu, a descendant of Liu He, the King of Changyi."

Liu Zheng made up the story on the spot. Fortunately, his ancestor had also once suspected that he was of royal descent, and had thoroughly researched the Liu clan and its royal family. In the end, he believed that his branch was very likely descended from Liu He, the King of Changyi, who had been deposed 27 years earlier.

Even Liu Zheng himself was a little puzzled. How could someone named Liu possibly be connected to the entire Han Empire? There were so many people named Liu in the world. Surely they couldn't all be descendants of the Liu clan.

But from childhood onward, he had remembered it all clearly, from the "ancestors" of the Changyi King Liu He's clan to the "ancestors" who came later.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.